Early Results from Parker Solar Probe
The Parker Solar Probe has already flown closer to the Sun than any other spacecraft ever has. What have we learned from early observations?
The Parker Solar Probe has already flown closer to the Sun than any other spacecraft ever has. What have we learned from early observations?
What do we know about the second object to visit us from another stellar system? Detailed Hubble images have given us plenty to consider!
Sub-Neptunes are the most common planet in the galaxy, but Neptunes are much rarer. Astrobites reports on why this may be.
Are the distant supermassive black holes that feed at the centers of galaxies just scaled-up versions of small accreting black holes nearby?
A recent study used the abilities of the Hubble Space Telescope to discover water vapor on an exoplanet!
The mystery of fast radio bursts deepens with the discovery of faint repeat bursts from a source thought to be a one-off event.
Low-mass stars exhibit a wide range of flare events. Astrobites reports on a coordinated effort to measure them all.
Where is the dust in our galaxy? A new map charts it out in three dimensions.
Not all laboratory astrophysics occurs in labs down here on Earth; sometimes, the lab is in space!
How will the giant planets of our solar system fare after the Sun evolves into a white dwarf?
Astrobites reports on how stellar feedback can drive a galactic fountain by pushing out gas that later falls back in.
What do the magnetic fields of an entire spiral galaxy look like? Thanks to SOFIA, we’ve got a beautiful view!